Samsung patent reveals camera-wielding S-Pen fit for James Bond

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• A newly granted Samsung patent has revealed an S-Pen with a camera.
• The camera also offers optical zoom capabilities, and can be controlled via a key on the stylus.
• The camera could potentially allow Samsung to make a full-screen display without a selfie camera.

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Samsung's Galaxy Note 9 delivered a significantly upgraded S-Pen, using Bluetooth to enable a variety of features. But the Korean company could have bigger plans for the stylus, judging by a newly granted patent.

The patent, spotted by Patently Mobile (via Android Police), reveals an S-Pen with a camera in the top section. Furthermore, this camera is equipped with an optical zoom system, which should provide better quality shots in theory than digital zoom. Samsung's patent also moots a key on the S-Pen to control the camera's zoom.

The patent suggests the new S-Pen would have a battery, treading similar ground as the Note 9's stylus. Samsung's last S-Pen used a supercapacitor to quickly charge the device via the stylus slot. But an S-Pen with camera hardware would likely be pretty expensive compared to previous versions, so you definitely don't want to lose it.

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It's unclear how this S-Pen camera would be used, but one possibility is that Samsung could ditch the selfie camera on smartphones. By doing this, the company opens the door for a proper full-screen display without a notch or punch-hole design. However, I would imagine that video calls would be mildly annoying via the S-Pen camera, as you'd need to hold the stylus up for the duration of the call.

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Another possibility is that the stylus camera could be used for productivity tasks, such as optical text recognition. This could be ideal when taking notes during a meeting or lecture, allowing users to snap a photo of a presentation slide via the S-Pen to convert it to text, much like Google Lens and Microsoft's Office Lens.

A third potential use-case is general photography, allowing users to take a few photos in a more seamless manner. This way, you can quickly take shots while the phone is still in your pocket or bag.

It's unclear if/when we can expect this tech in a new smartphone (although the patent mentions support for notebooks and monitors too). But given the fact that this was only approved yesterday, don't hold your breath for an imminent release.

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